An Afghan National Army soldier provides security at an observation post in Ghazni province, Afghanistan, Nov. 25, 2012. (DoD photo by Staff Sgt. Nicolas Morales, U.S. Army/Released)
Bonus points for him if he’s not aiming at US troops.
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I’d be a bit more happy if he actually had the butt of that rifle tucked in. As is, its just hanging out in front of his shoulder.
As long as he’s shooting at the right people I’ll take it.
Don’t worry, it will tuck itself in somewhere – shoulder, neck, or scope against his eyeball – as soon as he pulls the trigger.
The sling goes through his scope mount? Interesting hollowed out stock.
The thing that brought back fond Afghani memories for me is his “jingle out” tactical gloves. Afghanis defintiely have a much more developed sense of style than westerners. At least he hasn’t painted the stock metallic green. LOL!